Harvard Crew Gains Steam Under Coach Watson at Cambridge
Harvard's rowing prospects rise as R. C. Watson takes a united stance to train a larger varsity squad. About fifty candidates, including six from last year's Yale race crew, push early practice with barge and machines. Training emphasizes discipline and steady autumn work, with three crews to form in weeks, aiming to avoid last year's light, weak form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
Bob” Cook
R. C. Watson
BE. H. Fennessy
H.C. Dev. Cornwell
F. K. Kernan
W. Sleeper
D. Hildreth
H. J. Wilder
A. W Stevens
J. R. Bullard
R. H Stevenson
T. G. Stevenson
L. D. Shepard
A. A. Sprague
F. Duffield
F. M. Forbes
L. T. Damon
K. H. Lewis
A. M. Kales
I. Bowditch
G. T. Rice
W. B. Holmes
R. L. Manning
J. P. Warren
R. F. Fox
K. K. Kubli
E. C. Clark
H. H. Davenport
Lombard Williams
W. L. Webb
L. S
G. H. Watson
W. H. Phelps
S. Hollister
L. J. Ninde
L. M. Bigelow
J. N. Conger
W. M. O’connor
H. Foster
F. N. Clapp
J. R. Pierson
J. A. Stillman
R. J. Ham
G. H. Abbott
W. J. Snedke
M. B. Fanning
R. M. Townsend
M. S. Duffield
Yale
New London
E. H. Fennessy
Purcon
Davis
Cornwell
Hollister
Kerran
Sprague
Phelps
Sleeper
Stevens
Forbes
Shepard
Mude
Williams
R. H. Stevenson
Watson
Carey
Fennessy
C. P. Curtis, Jr
Pugilist Danny Dally Lying Dangerously Ill
St. Louis featherweight Danny Dally is dangerously ill at City Hospital from a broken jaw suffered in a fight with Chicago’s Tommy White two months ago. It is his second jaw fracture, the first having occurred in San Francisco two years earlier. Doctors warn of possible gangrene and plan an operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Danny Dally
City Hospital
Tommy White
Chicago
Triangle Club
Sally Smith
San Francisco
Resolution of Thanks to the Boston Post
A Boston Post resolution from Division 17 A O H expresses gratitude for favorable coverage at their Nov 18 social and anniversary. In a meeting with 150 members they voted to thank the Post for Nov 19 coverage and pledge to support and boost its circulation as a leading workingmen's paper in the state. Signed by Edwin B Fields and others on Dec 16, 1894.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post
Boston Post
Division 17
Order
Boxing Gossip and Upcoming Matches Across Clubs
Boxing news notes Joe Walcott will challenge Tommy Ryan in a finish fight. Leonard vs Barnett slated private near New York on December 20. Jack O'Brien sails for the U.S. to challenge any welterweight for a finish. Kid Lavigne vs Young Grilto may be arranged if New Orleans embargo lifts. Levy vs Smyrna postponed due to Levy injury. Eureka Club eyes Fred Morris vs Mike Dunn next month. Alf Greenfield is critically ill in Birmingham. Jack Hanley seeks a 138½-pound bout. Young Starlight defeats Ringwood Bell Welsh and Welsh. boxes Burns, Clifford, Flaherty, Moriarty in coming days. Starlight may face Sally Smith or Kentucky Rosebud winner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Walcott
Tommy Ryan
Betwen
Mike Leonard
Charlie Barnett
New York
Jack O’brien
Schail
Olympic Club
Kid Lavigne
Young Grilto
New Orleans
Billy
Alf Greenfield
Birmingham
Eng
Jack Hanley
Young Griffo
Young Starlight
Music Hall
Lynn
Bob Ringwood
Sam Bell
Denny Welsh
Billy Wright
John E. Butler
Starlight
Jack Burns
Brockton
Young Clifford
Fitchburg
Martin Flaherty
Joe Flaherty
Tom Moriarty
Lowell
Sally Smith
William Baker Funeral Obsequies In Dorchester
The remains of William Baker, business manager of the Saturday Evening Gazette, were buried at Forest Hills Cemetery after a service at his Dorchester home conducted by Rev. Mr. Whittemore. A large turnout of newspaper colleagues and friends attended, with numerous floral tributes from A. Shuman & Co and others, and pallbearers from the Gazette, Newsman, Globe, Herald, and Press Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Baker
Saturday Evening Gazette
Linsey Street
Dorchester
Forest Hills
Whittemore
A. Shuman & Co
Thomas F. Galvin
Messrs
John Daly
the Newsman
New York
Ralph Cracknell
The
Globe
M. J. Keating
Press Club
Frank CG. Brownell
Herald
Frank Gleason
Suffolk Athletic Club basketball candidates practice game
The Suffolk Athletic Club held its first practice game Saturday evening with players including Ww. C. Albee, C. G. Taylor, Herbert Vawles, William Black, James F. Quin, Ben Osthues, Phil and Lewis Stingel, Frank Beede, A. C. Dowling and George Rogers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suffolk Athletic Club
Ww. C. Albee
C. G. Taylor
Herbert Vawles
William Black
James F. Quin
Ben Osthues
Phil
Lewis Stingel
Frank Beede
George Rogers
Entries for New Orleans Races Featured In Card
The first race lists horses Coraltina Coria Dr Work His Honor Tongbrook Mollie B Readina Ben Hill Bob Campbell Pancreas in a three quarters mile. Second race a one mile selling includes Legrande Mountain Quail Footrunner Topgallet Hattie Gant Mezzotint Frances Pope Nero Burrells Billet. Hind race spans five eighths with Queen Lake Pomegranate Adah Foh Blue Hen Newcomer Jennie Van Hook Ben Roy Boothroyd Pettingill Lu Prewitt Verdi Kingmont. Fourth race covers three quarters with Rasper Eva L Black Hawk Theodore King Craft Miss Clark Red Veil Metropole Frank Gayle. Fifth race thirteen sixteenths features Tippe canoe Nicaragua Dotsie Dimple Jim Henry Bankrupt Daphne Malaga Texas Star Baby Ill Masonic Home Royal Flush Ixion Cactus Blossom Lyndhurst Gray Duke.
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Coria
Dr. Work
His Honor
Tongbrook
Mollie B
Readina
Ben Hill
Bob Campbell
Pancreas
Rasper
Eva L
Black Hawk
Theodore
King Craft
Miss Clark
Red Veil
Metropole
Frank Gayle
Tippecanoe
Nicaragua
Dotsie Dimple
Jim Henry
Bankrupt
Daphne
Malaga
Texas Star
Baby Ill
Masonic Home
Royal Flush
Ixion
Cactus Blossom
Lyndhurst
Gray Duke
Veteran Joseph Josselyn Dies at Soldiers' Home
Joseph Josselyn Civil War veteran died at the Soldiers' Home yesterday afternoon at age 58. He served as a freeman in the United States Navy and had long resided in Chelsea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Josselyn
Soldiers
Freman
United States Navy
Chelsea
Portfolios in Physical Development Series Offered
Readers may obtain port folios from Pugilis Publishing Co at 1318 Walnut St Philadelphia. Each portfolio costs 15 cents postpaid without coupon.
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Pugilis Publishing CO
Walnut St
Philadelphia
Penn
Malden Clergyman Attacks Christian Science In Fatal Case
In Malden on December 16, Rev. J. M. Leonard denounced Christian Science as a curse, saying it deceives the elect and citing cases of adherents leaving churches. He quoted Mrs. Eddy and a dyspepsia prayer, contrasting beliefs with Christian theology and recounting a poor woman who could not pay for treatment and faced a sick child alone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malden
Christian Science
Mabel Webb
J. M. Leonard
Centre Methodist Episcopal Church
Satan
Leonard
God
Jesus Christ
Hazard
New York School of Christian Science
Beachmont Crescent Beach residents push West End line extension
Residents of Beachmont and Crescent Beach are circulating petitions to extend the West End railway from East Boston ferry to their homes. The plan would connect Orient Heights to Beachmont, shortening city travel and reducing cost for uptown trips, amid discontent over recent fare changes by the Boston Revere Beach and Lynn railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston, Revere Beach & Lynn Railroad
West End
Haverhill Liquor Raid Shocks City Officials
A Haverhill hotel was raided on December 16 by authorities. Officers recovered a quantity of whiskey wine and other liquors along with unspecified items. No arrests were immediately reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haverhill
Cowealth
Yale Captain Hin Key Cleared in Rough Play Inquiry
A Yale Football Association panel reviewed charges of rough playing against Captain Hin key after Wrightington's injury in the Springfield game. The officials found no deliberate foul by Hin key, deeming Wrightington’s injury accidental with testimonies from umpire Moffat, linesman Pratt, and others. Anson Beard described the tackle near Harvard’s goal, noting Hin key shouted for a penalty while Wrightington was helped off by Harvard players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Yale Football Association
Hinkey
Yale
BE. L. Richards
Walter Camp
Henry E. Howland
George A. Adee
Howard Knapp
Gene L. Richards
Springfield
Wrightington
Alexander Moffat
George D. Pratt
Garfield
Anson Beard
Harvard
Thorne
Paine Furniture showcases vast six floor Christmas display
The Paine Furniture Company at 48 Canal and 141 Friend streets unveils a six floor Christmas exhibit claimed to be the finest in the United States. Rooms feature a wide range of goods from electrical music boxes to Circassian walnut suites, with exclusive items and new novelties across all departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Paine Furniture Company
Canal Street
Friend Street
Freight Handlers Meet Elects Officers And Trustees
The Freight Handlers Assembly S A 5672 of the K of L held a meeting yesterday afternoon to elect officers and trustees. Thomas Coveney was named Master Workman and also served on the board of trustees with Daniel Daly and Nathan McCoon. Cornelius Linehan became worthy foreman. John Ratigan is recording secretary James Cook financial secretary John Lynch treasurer and John Creedon almoner. Denis McCarthy is judge advocate Francis McGowan clerk and John Mahoney was elected judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. A
K. of L
Thomas Coveney
Cornelius Linehan
John Ratigan
James Cook
John Lynch
John Creedon
Daniel Daly
Nathan McCoon
John Mahoney
Denis McCarthy
Francis McGowan
Park Employees' Officers Elected for 1895
Park employees in the L. A. 17676 K of L met at their hall at Northampton and Washington streets. John P. Leach M W and Timothy Sullivan W F were elected to the board of trustees with P B Collins recording secretary Patrick McKenzie financial secretary and James Clarke treasurer. Timothy Sullivan and Daniel Smith named executive committee. John P. Leach James Clarke and Patrick McKenzie named court officers Patrick H Cronin judge Daniel Smith judge advocate and Lawrence McCarthy clerk of the court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Smith
Lawrence McCarthy
New Columbia Model At Pope Manufacturing Headquarters
The 1895 Columbia bicycle arrives at Pope Manufacturing on Columbus Avenue with improvements in adjustable handle bar running gear and weight reduction. The Press Cycling Club held a ride with about 20 members. A theatre party and a Waban Cycle Club open night are announced. The Consolidated Cycling Clubs of eastern Massachusetts met, electing officers and urging league status while delegates from many clubs attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Pope Manufacturing Company
Columbus Avenue
Press
Pease
Gaudelet
H. BE. Walker
L. P. Land
W. Files
William Gibson
Edward Skinner
C. A. Collins
J. A. Whiting
D. J. Green
F. L. Howes
A. W. Malcolm
L. Cates
J. E Anderson
P. C. Co
Park Theatre
Waban Cycle Club
Keyes
Consolidated Cycling Clubs
Massachusetts
Roxbury
John J. Walsh
J. M. McGinley
C. R. Hutchinson
William Delmuth
Delgates
Roslindale Cycle Club
W. O. Bullock
R. F E. Dimock
Suffolk Bicycle Club
G. P. Whitten
F. Kitson
Tiger Roads
Misses Newcomb
la Salle
Pequot Cycle Club
E. T. Bailey
H. O. Harding
H. M. Gordon
Labor union meeting admits some groups and bars others
At a Central Labor Union gathering on Eliot Street delegates from the Boston Waiters Alliance Machinists Brass Moulders United Garment Workers and Musicians Protective Union were admitted while Lodge 264 of the International Machinists Association was excluded for drawing the color line The body moved to raise funds for the Ohio allied printing trades strike and discussed legislation to amend Section 63 Chapter 208 to strike out knowingly and wilfully The Vegelahn decision was denounced and plans for John Burns arrival in Boston on January 2 were outlined with a banquet planned and a $100 donation noted from Cigar Makers Union 97
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Labor Union
Eliot Street
Boston Waiters’ Alliance, Machinists
Brass Moulders
United Garment Workers 43
Musicians’ Protective Union
Lodge 264
International Machinists’ Association
Allied Printing Trades
Ohio
Abrahams
Cigar Makers
Morton
Vegelahn
John Burns
Boston
Mechanics’ Hall
Building Trades Council
Burns
Cigar Makers’ Union 97
Sympathy for Debs Resolutions Adopted by Old Colony Assembly
The Old Colony Assembly 3702 in Wells Memorial building adopted resolutions denouncing Judge Woods who sentenced E V Debs and extending sympathy to Debs. Five new members were initiated and officers elected: Jeremiah O Leary master workman Martin Barrett worthy foreman James Day recording secretary John Holland financial secretary John Donovan almoner Cornelius Mahoney trustee Charles Mitchell statistician Thomas Walker judge Patrick Sullivan judge advocate and William Leary clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Colony Assembly
K. of L
Wells Memorial
Woods
E. V. Debs
Jeremiah O'Leary
Martin Barrett
James Day
John Holland
John Donovan
Cornelius Mahoney
Charles
Brockton Central Labor Union Admits Delegates
At the Brockton Central Labor Union meeting delegates were admitted from Whitman and the Finnishers' Union. The legislative committee was instructed to investigate alleged city ordinance violations by city employees. Debs trial by jury denial was denounced by delegates and will be considered at the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brockton
Central Labor Union
Whitman L. P. A
Avon
Randolph and Stoughton
John Burns
Debs
Woods
Water Works Assembly Elects Officers in Boston
Boston Water Department Assembly 479, K. of L., elects Master Workman F. Crowley and officers including Grand Foreman Jeremiah Quirk Recording Secretary F. D. Sullivan Financial Secretary M. Burke Treasurer Charles J. Parks Almoner John Cahill Judge John Cain J.A. Alexander Thompson Clerk of Court M. J. Carney. Delegates to District Assembly include William A. White William Linehan Thomas F. Tarpey Alexander Thompson Coleman Mullen Florence Crowley. State Delegates John Hickey Thomas F. Tarpey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Water Department Assembly
K. of L
F. Crowley
Jeremiah Quirk
F. D. Sullivan
M. Burke
Charles J. Parks
John Cahill
John Cain
J.A
Alexander Thompson
M. J. Carney
William A. White
William Linehan
Thomas F. Tarpey
Alexander
Lovers reply to ad on physiognomical bald hair
An advertisement from Alland Ros at 19 Tremont Row seeks services described as physiognomical bald hair. The public notice hints at responses from interested parties and outlines the business base.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alland
Ros
Tremont Row
Stevenson Dead New York and Samoa Reports
Auckland dispatch from December 16 notes Advices from Apia dated December 8 announce the death of famed novelist Robert Lewis Stevenson from apoplexy. His body was buried on the summit of Pala Mountain, about 1300 feet high. The Morning Advertiser reproduces the item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Auckland
N. Z
Apia
Samoa
Robert Lewis Stevenson
Pala Mountain
Brookline Sunday School Marks Twenty Years Of Growth
Brookline notes twenty years since John Knox Marshall founded a Sunday school at Harvard Congregational Church. The Bethany Sunday School now has about 400 pupils, operates independently though linked to Harvard Church, and recently moved to Harvard Street. Marshall spoke on his Europe travels and distributed foreign coins as souvenirs. Rev Reuen Thomas praised the school’s progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Knox Marshall
Harvard Congregational Church
Washington and
School Streets
Brookline
Harvard Street
Bethany Sunday School
Harvard Church
Marshall
Europe
Reuen Thomas
Brighton Congregational Church to Move or Rebuild
The Brighton Congregational Church on Washington street, standing for nearly 50 years, may relocate or a new building may rise elsewhere in Brighton. Pastor A. A. Berle has grown the flock, though from a distant suburb. Rev. Reuen Thomas urged removal in a sermon, advocating a site near the Reservoir gates to boost growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brighton
D. D
Harvard
Brookline
Burdeau Funeral in Paris with Silent Crowd
Auguste Burdeau former president of the Chamber of Deputies was buried in Paris with a non religious ceremony. Deputies and officials spoke at the Palais Bourbon and the procession to Pere La Chaise faced rain and mud as crowds watched in silence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Auguste Burdeau
Chamber of Deputies
Palais Bourbon
Francois Cesaire DeBahy
Reunion
M. Demole
Senate
M. Gailleton
Lyons
M. Burdeau
Pere la Chaise
the Elysee
Mme. Burdeau
Place de la Concorde
ANOTHER ARMENIAN ASSAULT IN LYNN
An Armenian assault occurred in Lynn on Sunday near Church street when Ira Carsine and A N Stevens were attacked by three unknown men. The assailants were Armenians. the motive remains unknown. Carsine and Stevens escaped unharmed due to their quick flight and a rescuing party arriving. the three attackers fled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn
Ira Carsine
A. N. Stevens
Armenia
Church Street
Carsine
Stevens
Emmet Literary Association Plans Christmas Festival
Waltham December 16 The Emmet Literary Association prepares for its annual Christmas festival to aid needy city children. Last year the society fed 500 children and gave each a clothing or useful gift. This year President Riley and associates commit time and money with nightly rehearsals for an entertaining program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waltham
Emmet Literary Association
Riley
Nathan Matthews Jr Club Elects Officers and Directors
The Nathan Matthews Jr Club met Sunday to elect officers led by President Istopher Scheele and Vice President P Jr Sheenan. Board of directors includes James Donovan, HB Kerr, J Sullivan, J Fillebrown, J Lynch, with aims to foster fellowship and civic involvement in Boston society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathan Matthews, Jr
Istopher Scheele
P. Jr. Sheenan
T. J. Kelliher
William McDevitt, Jr
Max Levy
James Donovan
HB. A. Kerr
J. Sullivan
J. Fillebrown
J. Lynch
New England Homestead Promotes Transcontinental Fruit Tour
The New England Homestead announces a transcontinental excursion for Eastern fruit growers to the American Pomological Society meeting in Sacramento in January. Open to the public, the trip is led by C. D. Sage of North Brookfield Massachusetts with details available. The mammoth affair expects over 1000 attendees and offers a low rate for a continental tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England Homestead
American Pomological Society
Sacramento
Boston
C. D. Sage
North Brookfield
Mass
Bromfield Street Noonday Evangelistic Meetings Begin
The Rev. Ralph Gillam leads the noon meeting of the Evangelistic Association of New England at Bromfield Street Church all week. Solo performances by Gospel Singer Rev. R. F. True and others accompany the services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Gillam
Woburn
Evangelistic Association of New England
Bromfield Street Church
R. F. True
Gaming arrests on Sunday by Division 11 officers
Officers of Division 11 yesterday arrested James McDonald and John Brady for gaming on the Lord's day. Bridget complains of dust and deflection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James McDonald
John Brady
Germany Debates Anti Socialist Bill Amid Clerical Pressure
In Berlin deputies delay debating the anti socialists bill while the government seeks a compromise with clerical leaders. Votes split 139 in favor, 122 against with Poles to split, as Chancellor von Hohenlohe seeks peace between church and state and faces clerical demands for full repeal of Jesuit expulsion laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Depsties
Herr von Levetzow
Hohenlohe
Federal Council
Hamburger Nachrichten
Varzin
Prince Hohenlohe
Bismarck
Leibknecht
Reichstag
Social Democrats Clash With Emperor Over Salary Proposal
In Berlin on December 16 the Social Democrats denounced an proposed 100000 mark salary increase for Chancellor Hohenlohe and announced the offer was declined. The dispute signals growing parliamentary tension as radicals view the move toward a federal council without a Reichstag. An anarchist meeting fizzled after a permit holder was jailed for a virulent Der Sozialist article. The Zwickau governor dissolved the local Social Democratic organization for lacking corporate rights. Vorwärts exposed confidential war office letters restricting one year volunteers to exclude Social Democrats and Anarchists, with the emperor seeking every copy traced as the probe proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Hohenlohe
Wilhelm Stolle
Koeller
Roessler
Warpencke
der Sozialist
Zwickau
Vorwaerts
Publc
War Office
Vorwaert
Boxing ban reaches amateur bouts at Chicago Athletic Association
In Chicago on December 16, a police order backed by Mayor Hopkins bans all exhibitions where fists contact face or body including amateur bouts at the Chicago Athletic Association clubhouse and potentially extending to Corbett and Fitzsimmons theatrical performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago Athletic Association
Hopkins
Corbett and Fitzsimmons
Charity meeting highlights Newton Associated Charities
Nearly 800 residents gathered at the Central Congregational Church Newton for a charity meeting. The principal address was delivered by Rev J M Pullman of Lynn, who spoke at length on the work of the Newton Associated Charities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton Associated Charities
Central Congregational Church
Newton
J. M. Pullman
Lynn
Foreign Failures Due to Fall in Cotton
Berlin report states Julius Dalhaus a yarn dyer in Elberfeld has failed. Liabilities amount to 500000 marks due to the drop in cotton prices and demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Julius Dalhaus
Elberfeld
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Cambridge
California
Edwin 8. Fields
John Duggan
Thomas J. Murphy
Stephen Gaffey
Patrick J. Ducky
John F. Murphy
X-Zalia
Ingredi
Geo. W. Galvin
Boston Emergency Hospital
James P. Babcock
School St
G. W. Babcock
X-Zalia Medicine CO
Revere Beach
Carter Loan CO
Water St
Favor Hinkey
PARK
Water Works Assembly
Stevenson
Burdeau
Waltham Children
Nathan Mathews Club
Bromfield Street
Bridget
Scott
Scott & Bowne
N. Y
Social Democrats
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